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garlic extract allicin powder 25% 30% 50%

garlic extract allicin powder 25% 30% 50%

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Model No.: Allicin

Brand: BRIDGE

Use: Cattle, Chicken, Fish, Horse, Pig, Pig, chicken, cattle, sheep, fish, horse, etc

Place Of Origin: China

Product Name: Allicin

Brand: Bridge

Grade: Feed Garde

Appearance: Powder

Usage: Animal Healthy Growing

MOQ: 20MT

Storage: Cool Dry Place

Delivery Time: 7---15 days

Package: 25 kg Pp woven bag/ Cartons/Paper drums

Description

Product Description

Garlic In Ruminants Feeding

1. Specification

Product name: Allicin (Feed Grade)

Brand: BRIDGE

CAS-No.: 539-86-6

allicin Structure: CH2 = CH-CH2-SSS-CH2 = CH2

Formula: (CH2CHCH2) 2S3 = C6H10S3 = 178.33

Allicin Powder is a natural extract derived from garlic, primarily known for its bioactive sulfur compounds, such as allicin. These compounds are responsible for its strong antimicrobial, antioxidant, and immune-stimulating properties. As a feed additive, allicin powder is widely recognized for its ability to enhance animal health and performance naturally. It supports gut health by balancing microbial populations, improves nutrient absorption, and boosts overall immunity. Its natural origin and multifunctional benefits make it a valuable alternative to synthetic additives in livestock nutrition.

Allicin Garlic Powder Feed Packing:
25KG/PP woven bag 20mt/20 FCL
25 kg Cartons 14.75mt/20 FCL
25 kg Paper drums 12.75mt/20FCL
Kept in a dry, cool and ventilating place.

Usage in Poultry:

For poultry, the recommended inclusion rate of allicin powder typically ranges from 100 to 200 mg per kilogram of feed. This dosage is effective in promoting gut health, enhancing immunity, and improving feed efficiency without causing adverse effects. In broilers, it can support faster growth rates, while in layers, it may contribute to better egg quality and production. It’s important to introduce allicin powder gradually and monitor the birds' response to ensure optimal results. Adjustments can be made based on specific health conditions or production goals.